Musment Magnetic Measuring Spoons Set, Dual Sided, Stainless Steel, Fits in Spice Jars (8Pcs-Black)

Both my wife and I love these. The magnetic functionality is great in keeping the set together. They are dishwasher safe and easy to use. Seem accurate. What is not to love.

Like wheels on luggage, why did it take so long for someone to do this? There are three main reasons I have now trashed all my old measuring spoons and left these in the drawer. First, the oblong end of the spoons (except for the tablespoon) will fit into a normal right-off-the-supermarket-shelf spice jar. So, no more measuring two half teaspoons when you need a teaspoon of a spice. Secondly, no more trying to hurriedly dry off a measuring spoon when youve used it to measure something wet only to immediately need that same spoon to measure something dry. With these, you can just use the other end of the spoon for the dry ingredients. And, being able to measure something and then set the measuring spoon down on the counter until you need the ingredient is great - seriously, flat bottomed measuring spoons should have been invented decades ago. Those are the main things I like best, but I also love having the spoons marked both with the familiar teaspoon/tablespoon fractional measurements and also with the metric milliliter. With recipes from around the world available at our fingertips now, that was an added plus. I also like the little leveler that comes with the set - I kind of chuckled when I saw it, thinking Id never use it, but it turns out I use it all the time. Then, there are the extra spoons with this you dont normally get with a regular set - the 1/8 teaspoon, the 3/4 teaspoon and the 1/2 tablespoon, all of which make downsizing or upsizing a recipe a lot easier. And, I like being able to use one spoon at a time but then have them easily together in the drawer so I dont have to hunt for the individual one I need. Also, no need to wash the entire set just because you use one spoon. Plus, no more trying to use one measuring spoon while corralling the rest of them on the ring in your hand at the same time. I had no idea how annoying measuring spoons were until I tried these; after Id had mine a few days, I ordered six more sets for family stocking stuffers. Love these.

Forget about old fashioned spoon rings. These are separate and magnetic. I put them on the side of my microwave and lined them up. I bought the orange; looks great. The set even comes with a leveler so you get the exact amount with baking soda or powder. This can be very important. I love the way they look and work. All very clever and great addition to the kitchen.

I refuse to dig through the drawer to find the one that I want and after Im cooking or baking I dont like taking measuring spoons from the rings to wash them and then put them back on the rings, in the right order when I take them out of the dishwasher. I always just used them on the ring and washed them on the ring. Clumsy and annoying.Theses are easy to separate, easy to use, easy to wash, easy to restack correctly and put back in the drawer. I got a set for my daughter and a set for my neighbor. Everybody loves them.

These spoon measures actually do stand out for being accurate, easy to spoon out with, and for not rolling over when placed on the kitchen top.Accuracy and precision in cooking is of course not the same as within, e.g., drug manufacturing, but attention to detail is always good, I think. Volumes follow the SI standard: a tablespoon is 15 ml and a teaspoon is 5 ml, with half a tablespoon in between. That volume is quite a common measure in cooking, or perhaps only in mine. Whatever, I find it useful. The remaining measures are 3/4, ?, 1/4, and 1/8 teaspoon, respectively. All are clearly marked both as spoon fractions and volumes. There is a marginal deviation from the SI standard in as much that there is no 1 ml volume; the closest being 1.25 ml - a minor, I think.The measures are ellipsoid in cross-cut at one end, and circular in the other, making both pouring into as well as spooning out of glasses easy.Most brilliantly have the bottoms of the elliptic measures been flattened, which means that the spoons can be poured into while resting on a surface. As I frequently find that, before adding what's in the spoon, something else should have gone into the dish, it's really beneficial to able to put the spoon measure down without losing it's content.